Ovideon AVIAh user manual After pushing the REC button a Please wait a moment

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After pushing the REC button a "Please wait a moment"	To stop recording push the REC button again.
message will appear as the Portable Media Recorder
prepares to record. A " Now Recording" message will
appear once the recording process begins.
-While recording if you push the Joystick up you can PAUSE
the recording process. Pushing the Joystick up again will
resume recording.

The filename will be saved as VOICE_0000.REC. If a second etc. recording is made by pressing the REC Button, the file number increases by one. E.g. VOICE_0001.REC, VOICE_0002.REC, ...and so on.

In the case of the REC in RADIO mode, the filename to be saved will be RADIO_0000.REC, RADIO_0001.REC,…and so on.

How to Operate each Mode

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Contents AVIAh General FeaturesGeneral Features Contents How to perform System Set Up How to Operate each ModeLimited Warranty Trouble ShootingOther Functions 60-61 64-65AVIAh Portable Recorder What is included in the box?Controls and Connections Front/RearLeft/Right Side Top/Bottom Side Important Product Safety Important Product Safety Instructions Important Product Safety Instructions How to turn the power ON/OFF? Before usingBefore UsingCan I format the AVIAh internal Hard Drive? What can I do to fix this problem? Before using Mode Can I connect the AVIAh to external A/V equipment? To connect the indoor antenna/cable with the Core How do I connect the antenna and cable?Replacing the battery Charging with the AC adapter Are there any precautions when using the battery?Power Button Mode ButtonDisp Button REC ButtonREW Button PLAY/PAUSE ButtonFF Button OK ButtonHow to Operate each Mode When Watching TV Ntsc SystemAuto Channel Setup Ntsc Each Mode How to OperateManual Channel Setup Ntsc Auto Channel Setup PAL, Secam When Watching TV PAL SystemPAL, SECAM, Ntsc Manual Channel Setup PAL, Secam How to Operate each Mode When Listening to the Radio Option Auto Channel SetupMode Manual Channel Setup When Viewing Image Files When Displaying an Image FileWhen Viewing an Image File with the Slide Show Function When Viewing a Slide Show the Jog ButtonHow Can I change the Background Images of the On Screen Display? Playing a Moving Picture file When Playing a Moving Picture FileHow to Operate each Mode When Pressing the CH+ *Fn+ Button Operate each ModeHow to While Playing a Moving Picture FilePlaying an Audio File MP3 or WMA9 files When Playing Audio FilesHow to Operate each Mode While Playing an Audio File How to Operate eachDoes the Portable Media Player have an Audio Equalizer? How do I access the playlist? Can I create Playlists?Can I add more than one file at a time? How do I save the Playlist? How do I delete files from the playlist?How do I delete a playlist? How do I play the files in my Playlist?PLAYLIST.WPL Can I make a Playlist by using Windows Media Player?Continues in the next When Recording VoiceAfter pushing the REC button a Please wait a moment How to perform System Set Up Picture AdjustmentWhile Playing Contents File in Radio Mode System Set Up PerformWhile Watching TV/AV Oled Display System SetupLanguage Setting Other FunctionsOther Functions Installing Windows 98SE/ME DriverUpgrading Firmware Other FunctionsInstalling TransC Software on your PC When Checking Codecs Audio/Video stored in PC Using AVIAh TransCAVIAh TransC Conversion Program When playing moving pictures being not supported in AVIAh Select Setup Destination File Format After selecting the files to be transcoded Other Functions Product FeaturesProduct Inquiry & Customer Service To ask for our service through the InternetFollowing cases will not be covered by In Warranty Service Declaration of Conformity FCC InformationCannot hear any sound coming from the AVIAh? Trouble ShootingPush the buttons on the AVIAh and nothing happens? Picture is too bright or too dark?Year Month Date Product Name ModelTel Tel AddressLength of Warranty Limited WarrantyObtaining Warranty Service Service Center please call Terms of WarrantyState Law and this Warranty Exclusions to WarrantyResponsibility Implied WarrantiesPage